My wife and I have a tradition, any time we make the drive between Knoxville and Nashville, whoever is in the passenger seat gets out the camera and takes a picture of the Kingston Steam Plant (aka the Kingston Fossil Plant) while crossing the Interstate 40 bridge over Watts Bar Lake. Somehow, both of us missed the story when the plant made national news with the coal fly ash slurry spill which was one of the worst environmental disasters in state history.
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Thursday, September 19, 2013
Kingston Steam Plant
My wife and I have a tradition, any time we make the drive between Knoxville and Nashville, whoever is in the passenger seat gets out the camera and takes a picture of the Kingston Steam Plant (aka the Kingston Fossil Plant) while crossing the Interstate 40 bridge over Watts Bar Lake. Somehow, both of us missed the story when the plant made national news with the coal fly ash slurry spill which was one of the worst environmental disasters in state history.
Labels:
Interstate 40,
Kingston,
Roane County,
TVA
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